The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-01-14


AccIDENTs.-On Monday Mr.. Jas. A. Wiles,
of Aberdeen, was loading coal at j. Hopkins
& Co.'S yard in Havre de Grace when the upper
part of the pile gave away, and sliding down
completely covered his body, leaving only his
head exposed. About so tons ofcoal was NOV
ed, but only about one ton fell on him. lie
was released and restored TO consciousness. No
bones were broken, but internal injuries were
sustained. He was taken TO his home at Aber-
deem. MIR. Wiles is a prominent dealerln agri-
cultural implements.
Col. Robert s. Rodgers, prominent citizen of
the second district of Hartford county, residing
about two miles from Havre dc Grace, received
painful injuries on Monday, by being thrown
from his sleigh.
On Monday afternoon q colored man named
Hawkins, living near Lapidum. and employed
at the Cochran Oer Company's ice house, at
Havre de Grace had one leg and one arm irac-
tured and his head considerably bruised, by be-
ing struck by large cake of ice, which fell
from the runway, under which lie was at work.
ODITUARY.-Mr. Elijah Clay ton, highly re-
spected farmer OF Baltimore county. died at his
residence, near Fork Meeting House, on Tues
day night, January llth. He was kicked on the
leg by horse, last fall, but the wound did not
heal up, and erysipelas set ia. The deceased
was Is years of age. He leaves wife and one
daughter. He was an uncle of Mrs. John Bauer,
of Bel Air. The funeral will take place at Fork
Meeting House, at IL o'clock to-day (Frday.)
Mrs. Wann, wife of Mr.. James Ii. Wann,
storekeeper at Emmorton, died on Tuesday
night, of consumption. She leaves three daugh.
| Al I,aa
Dominck Hammond and q sister Of Messrs.
Frank aud Joshua Hammond, of Baltimore
county. Her funeral will take place this (Fri-
day. morning, at II o'clock, at Mt. Carmel
| Church, Emmorton. Her friends are requested
to attend.
Abigail Hollngsworth, an estimable Christian
lady, was buried at Friends Meeting House.
Fallston, last Monday. The pail bearers were
her nephews and MIR. Garrett Amos. Remarks
were made by Mordecai Price, Darlington
Hopes and Abel Hull.
THE DRAMA AT PERRYMANs.-A fine amateur
musical and dramatic entertainment took place
in Taylor's Hail. Per.ymansvilIe, on Tuesday
evening, the performers being ladies and gen.
tcmen of the neighborhood. The hall was
crowded. The music, solos and ducts, was BY
| Misses Sallic and Jennie McGowan, Miss Annie
Gilbert and Mr.. F. A. Alexander. The latter
extracted delightful music from harmonicum.
The first piece was Ozark Cupid, or the Mistake
ola Morning." in which the characters were per-
sonated by Misses Ida MORGAN and Moile Gallup
and Messrs. L. T. Michael, j. Il. Numbers and
J. II. Steir.
The next was dramatic farce in three acts,
entitled sour Folks" The actors were Messrs.
b. F. Keen, j. II. Nunbers, 7. A. Croun, Thos.
B. Numbers, N. q. Gallup, l.. I. Michael and
Misses s. p. Galloway, NJ. g. Galloway, F. Rosa
Taylor, Ella V. Cronin and Minnie B. Taylor.
The music and the acting were both excellent
aud the young ladies and gentlemen were ap.
paude1 again and again. 1t was a surprise that
so much dramatic talent existed in the neigh
borhood. The entire affair was well arranged
and successfully carried out. The proceeds
were for a charitable object.